No need to yell.
What said "PERMISSION FAILED ACCESS DENIED"? The FlashFix program itself when you tried to fix the VS08.EXE file? Did you see this?
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C:\>flashfix VS08.EXE
JLMS/LTD Flasher Patch
Failed!
Permission Denied.
That's not a big deal. I just tried it myself and found that the VS08.EXE file, as extracted from R48VS08.zip, has the read-only attribute set. Just clear the read-only attribute, and it will work fine:
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C:\>attrib -r vs08.exe
C:\>flashfix VS08.EXE
JLMS/LTD Flasher Patch
Creating Backup.. Done
Loaded VS08.EXE in memory @ 0x410020-0x526820
Searching 0x410020-0x526820 Current: 0x413CB0 File Pos: 0x3C90 Patched
Searching 0x410020-0x526820 Current: 0x526723 File Pos: 0x116703 Looking
All Done Searching, File Was Patched.
As a general note (and a partial reiteration of a post made yesterday), please tell us exact error messages and exactly what you were doing when something went wrong rather than just saying "it doesn't work!" It will make our job of trying to help easier and improve your odds of getting the help you want.
I'm not being insulting here, but please be extra careful when you run the patched VS08.EXE file. The patching removes protections in the file that would normally prevent you from making a mistake and flashing the wrong drive. If you do flash the wrong drive, you could ruin it. I'm a little concerned that if a read-only file attribute is stumping you that perhaps you shouldn't be flashing a drive, particularly without the safety nets that FlashFix removes.
cfitz